Word: lastly
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...meeting of the Bicycle Club last evening was attended by about thirty members. The secretary presented the challenge received from the Tech. Club for a road race. The challenge was accepted for April 13, and a committee composed of Brown, '91, Davis, '91, and Greenleaf '92, was appointed to meet a similar committee from Tech. to arrange the details of the race. It was voted that the Harvard club suggest to Tech. the establishment of a regular annual race for a perpetual challenge cup, the cup to be subscribed for jointly by the clubs. The joint committee will meet...
...Yale nine were measured Friday for their uniforms which are to be similar to those of last year. The caps, trousers and shirts are to be of light gray woolen cloth; stockings and jerseys of royal blue. The men will have blue and white imported blazers of a unique pattern-wide blue stripes with narrow white ones in the center, alternating with wide whites containing narrow blue stripes...
...important feature of the meeting was the presentation of the Mott Haven cup to the college. By the victory of last spring the cup has been awarded permanently to Harvard. We would take this opportunity of again congratulating the college upon being the holder of the cup which represents so many victories for Harvard in general athletic excellence. We would, also, in behalf of the University, again thank the men, both graduate and undergraduate, who, in the past seven years, have brought it about that Harvard should be the first holder of the intercollegiate...
...current number of the Advocate appeared last week. Two additions have been made to the editorial board, Mr. F. S. Duncan. '99, having been elected a regular editor, and Mr. L. W. Pulsifer, '90 a, business editor...
...George A. Gordon preached as Appleton Chapel last evening. He found his text in I Thessalonians 5: 19. "Quench not the spirit." He said that every right young person stands on the threshold of life in admiration and awe. The vastness and solemnity of the structure before him, and the instinct sympathy of the young with the divine thought, unite to rouse reverence in him. If this spirit were permanent there would never be any gratifying of the lusts of the flesh. But as we grow old, we lose our delicate susceptibility to the breathing spirit of God. We quench...